Journalism major Sharlene Juste’s experiential-learning opportunities around the world include co-ops in Singapore and Ghana and Dialogue of Civilizations programs …
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Sports talk in the Hub
For most Boston sports fans, the big game is a diversion, a time out from the daily grind. When a …
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Grad. student reports on Jamaica Plain salon’s reopening
A Jamaica Plain beauty salon that has had its share of problems with city officials is up and running in …
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Allyson Catalano and the Boston Metro Congenital Heart Walk
Last year, Allyson Catalano worked on a health access campaign inspired by her baby cousin who needed open-heart surgery for congenital defects. …
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Prof. Schroeder on Ashley Judd’s possible run for Kentucky Senate
In his latest contribution to the Huffington Post “Politics” section, Professor Alan Schroeder weighs in on Ashley Judd’s chance of …
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Prof. Howe interviews Harvard’s Clayton Christensen
In a recent editorial interview, Wired Magazine contributing editor and School of Journalism Assistant Professor Jeff Howe spoke to author …
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We the Designers exhibit at AIGA National Design Center
We the Designers : Reframing Political Issues in the Obama Era, an exhibition of graphic authorship, is at the National Design Center …
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Prof. Fountain is interviewed on Spring Training
Professor Charles Fountain was interviewed by Steve Harrigan on Fox News, February 28, about the booming business of Spring Training. …
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Economy blamed for Roslindale food pantry’s increased need
A food pantry housed in the Roslindale Congregational Church had only a few dozen families when it began about 30 …
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Sexism, celebrity, and the strange state of politics in Hollywood
School of Journalism professor Alan Schroeder was interviewed in a recent US News & World Report article on Ashley Judd’s …
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New faculty: Shuishan Yu
Shuishan Yu’s research focuses on Chinese architecture, modern architecture and its theoretical discourse, and Buddhist architecture in East Asia.
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New faculty: Ryan Salvas
Ryan Salvas is currently the coordinator of the fifth year undergraduate comprehensive studio curriculum.
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Boston and beyond
Christopher worked at ZEROLABOFFICE, a specialty design firm located in Shanghai, China, where he was responsible for the concept design of …
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Professor Stone talks 3-D printing and the tools making it popular
As 3-D printing gains attention, most recently with the announcement of a Somerville start-up obtaining $2 million in funding for …
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